What is the distance that an airplane traveling at 600 mph, moves during the time it takes to scan the instruments?, (Time is about 0.5 seconds, 5,280 ft/mi)

d = 134.11 m

Explanation:

Speed of an airplane, = 600 mph

We need to find the distance moved in 0.5 s (to scan the instruments).

1 mph = 0.44704 m/s

It means,

600 mph = 268.22 m/s

Speed = distance/time

Distance, d = v t

d = 268.22 m/s × 0.5 s

d = 134.11 m

So, the distance moved by airplane is 134.11 m.

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